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MARDI GRAS NEW ORLEANS

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2024
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It is clearly the most festive event in New Orleans, and its reputation extends far beyond the borders of the country.

The Mardi Gras season begins on January 6, Epiphany, and ends the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. This festival is particularly popular in Louisiana. In New Orleans, krewes, or brotherhoods, prepare all year to design their costumes. Parades begin as early as January 6 and culminate on Mardi Gras Day (a list of parades and locations is available on the website). It is one of the most beautiful moments of the year in Louisiana, and also one of the most festive. But remember to book your accommodations well in advance.

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Spiritusxvii
Visited in october 2017
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On ne présente plus cette fête, avec ses différentes krewes qui rivalisent dans la démesure à travers leurs chars. Que vous alliez voir la Krew Rex, Zulu ou encore Orpheus vous serez couverts de colliers divers (attention parfois en attraper un au vol peut faire mal). Les plus chanceux pourront peut être avoir une ou deux noix de coco lors du passage de la Parade Zulu, mais il s'agit d'un don plus personnel, car données de la main à la main en bien moins grande quantité. Pour les avoir il faut être patient, et établir un contact visuel avec ceux qui les distribuent.
En revanche, merci de ne pas faire de flash, cela ne vous fera passer que pour un touriste beauf, la plupart des louisianais y allant en famille.
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